Sudan's Army Take Control Of Presidential Palace From RSF Militias
In a significant turn in the politics of Sudan, the Sudan’s Army has taken back the control of Presidential Palace in central Khartoum from RSF militias after two years. As per the local broadcaster in Sudan and other international agencies, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have taken control of the Presidential palace.
BREAKING: Sudan’s Army retakes control of the Presidential Palace in central Khartoum from RSF militias after two years. pic.twitter.com/MWGaeLtHB5
— Clash Report (@clashreport) March 21, 2025
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Sudanese Information Minister Khalid Ali shared the news on his social media and worte. “Today the flag is raised, the palace is back, and the journey continues until victory is complete”.
لمن ظنّوا أن الأمر مجرد مزحة!
في ملاحم الكرامة الوطنية، لطالما امتزجت دماء الشهداء بتراب السودان الطاهر، واختلط نفس الأجداد المليء بالعنفوان والفخر بروح الأجيال الجديدة التي تواصل ذات المسيرة.
أحدثكم عن أبطال جيشنا الباسل، عن رجال لا تنكسر إرادتهم ولا تهتز عزائمهم، ولا تنبض… pic.twitter.com/BeJeeOwkxA— Khalid Ali خالد علي (الإعيسر) (@Aleisir) March 21, 2025
Nearly two years ago, major clashes errupted in Khartoum, where the country’s brutal civil war began. The RSF held most of the capital as well as the west of Sudan since the start of the war.
Reclaiming Khartoum is seen as a major victory for the Sudanese Armed Forces and pivotal moment in the conflict.
Notably, the Sudanese war has claimed over 15,000 lives and UN has called it one of the world’s largest displacement crises, as nearly 9 million people were forced to flee their homes. There were also warnings of genocide regarding the western region of Darfur.
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The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as ‘Hemedti’ was fightening to have control over the country. RSF was formed in 2013 and has its origins in the notorious Janjaweed militia accused of ethnic cleansing against the region’s non-Arabic population.
